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Sohni Vs. Mohan Kuer

Sohni vs Mohan Kuer

Type Court Judgment Court Allahabad Decided Nov 24, 1911
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Citation
Court
Allahabad
Judge
Decided On
Subject
Other Taxes

Case Summary

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Hindu Law - Mitakshara--Joint family--Sale in execution of a decree on a mortgage executed by father--Son not a party to the mortgage--Bight of son's widow to impeach the sale--Decree, execution of. -

Key legal issue
Other Taxes

Parties & Advocates

Appellant / Petitioner

Sohni

Respondent

Mohan Kuer

Legal References

Reported In
13Ind.Cas.944

Excerpt

hindu law - mitakshara--joint family--sale in execution of a decree on a mortgage executed by father--son not a party to the mortgage--bight of son's widow to impeach the sale--decree, execution of. - 1. we think that the ground on which our learned colleague decided the case is correct, and it is unnecessary to go into the other question of the powers of a hindu father and the right of the sons to challenge the exercise of those powers. we accordingly dismiss the appeal with costs.

Full Judgment

1. We think that the ground on which our learned colleague decided the case is correct, and it is unnecessary to go into the other Question of the powers of a Hindu father and the right of the sons to challenge the exercise of those powers. We accordingly dismiss the appeal with costs.

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